I Read Stufff xo Bookstore

It’s been a while! But the shop is now restocked with some local consignments from some of our favorites. check out the works of these fabulous writers and publishers the next time you’re in cafe mustache! Prices always on the back or inside of the first page, love you, new stuff soon ❤️

🌹🌷 DOOM N BLOOM 2023 🌹🌷

Thank you so mucb to everyone who came out to our book sale last week!

We are so happy to sling books with and and yes we would do it again…

Thank you to everyone that showed up amongst the weather, and thank you to our readers!!

Photo credits to , who is a light among all tunnels 🌟✨🌟✨🌟✨🌟🌟✨✨🌟

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Tomorrow


earth day book market with a poetry reading at 2pm, featuring

Stevie - Francesca - Carl - Spud - Lemmy 🥐🌟

Read their bios in this post or wait until Jessie reads it out loud tomorrow! ! ! !

tomorrow! —-> Transgressing the Medium: Photography as Poetics

—-> haven’t signed up yet? We still have a few tickets left for tomorrow’s workshop with ! Link in bio ⛓📷

The first workshop as part of our new "I Read Stuff, at Home" series- where artists, booksellers, and readers alike can gather to share their processes, stories, and encounters with books...

This one-off, two-hour (sliding scale) workshop devised by Madeline Zuzevich (), examines the politics and poetics behind photographic documentation. Artists will explore the ubiquity of family archives, seeing imagery through the lens of language. In engaging with photographic theory from scholars like bell hooks and Mette Sandbye, we will critique the racial and gender-related implications of photography by tracing research and discussion into shared written works.

Madeline Zuzevich is a Chicago-based writer and analog photographer. Her writing and research foreground spatial relations within the home, examining gender identity and sexuality concerning domesticity. She works across a variety of mediums, including language, photography, and sculpture. Her debut poetry chapbook, CAVITY, was released in June 2022.

In preparation for our workshop, make sure to...

+ Sign Up - Click the EventBrite link (in bio) or DM us [email protected] expressing your interest. We will then add you to Madeline's class list.

+ Time permitting - Read “In Our Glory: Photography and Black Life” by bell hooks

+ Browse the online Queering Family Photography Exhibition by The ArQuives


Make sure to bring:

+ 1-3 family photographs from a personal collection

+ Writing paper (for poems, notes, ideas) and utensil(s)

Why not come over and learn a thing or two?

Hosted by: I Read Stuff, at Home
RSVP for address
November 3rd, 5:30 - 7:30pm

[email protected]